BSN 346 SHADOW HEALTH
NON-REASSURING FETAL STATUS
TRANSCRIPT AND DOCUMENTATION
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE 2026 FULL
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ How should you respond to Ava?.
Answer: I understand, and I know this is difficult. I'll call now for the
hospital chaplain or social worker to help with our discussion. I will also
contact Mrs. O'Connor's provider to advise and assist her.
◍ What is the most appropriate response to Samuel's concern?.
Answer: Ultimately, you have authority over your healthcare decisions.
While my job is to champion your health, I will not tell you what to do. My
responsibilities are to provide you options and information, respect your
wishes, and continue to provide the best care possible.
◍ Asked about allergies.
Answer: Reports allergies have not changedReports penicillin
allergyReports cat allergyReports dust allergy
◍ Dr. Tremblay isn't picking up. Do you know what the next step is?.
Answer: Call the Department Head and ask them to implement the venturi
mask orders.
◍ Asked about review of systems for cardiovascular.
Answer: Denies cardiovascular issues
◍ Why is this the best response to Samuel's concern?.
Answer: This answer provides the patient with information needed to make
, an informed decision about their care.
◍ Asked about HEENT.
Answer: Denies general HEENT issues
◍ Priority intervention for Debbie O'Connor?.
Answer: Call Provider to Request Oxygen via Venturi Mask.
◍ Asked about blood glucose monitoring.
Answer: Reports checking blood sugar once a dayReports checking sugar in
the morningReports using glucometerReports blood sugar number is usually
around 90Reports having adequate supplies
◍ Prioritize delivery of care between multiple patients?.
Answer: Debbie O'Connor.Her current condition is unstable.
◍ Asked about current prescription medications.
Answer: Reports taking diabetes medicationReports having an
inhalerReports taking prescription birth control pills
◍ Prioritize delivery of care between multiple patients?.
Answer: Omar Haddad.He just got out of surgery and needs to be
monitored.
◍ Followed up on ibuprofen (Advil).
Answer: Reports taking ibuprofen for crampsReports ibuprofen is regular
strengthReports ibuprofen is effectiveReports last use of ibuprofen was six
weeks ago
◍ What is the most appropriate response to Miranda?.
Answer: While you are right that sometimes staff can talk to uncleared
visitors if doing so would aid care in a critical scenario, this is not a situation
that warrants that. Unfortunately, I can't tell you more than that at this time.
◍ Why is it important to give Charge Nurse Angela the appropriate amount of
information?.
Answer: Irrelevant information can cause delay in the patient's care and in
Charge Nurse Angela's call to Dr. Tremblay; without specific details, she
NON-REASSURING FETAL STATUS
TRANSCRIPT AND DOCUMENTATION
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE 2026 FULL
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ How should you respond to Ava?.
Answer: I understand, and I know this is difficult. I'll call now for the
hospital chaplain or social worker to help with our discussion. I will also
contact Mrs. O'Connor's provider to advise and assist her.
◍ What is the most appropriate response to Samuel's concern?.
Answer: Ultimately, you have authority over your healthcare decisions.
While my job is to champion your health, I will not tell you what to do. My
responsibilities are to provide you options and information, respect your
wishes, and continue to provide the best care possible.
◍ Asked about allergies.
Answer: Reports allergies have not changedReports penicillin
allergyReports cat allergyReports dust allergy
◍ Dr. Tremblay isn't picking up. Do you know what the next step is?.
Answer: Call the Department Head and ask them to implement the venturi
mask orders.
◍ Asked about review of systems for cardiovascular.
Answer: Denies cardiovascular issues
◍ Why is this the best response to Samuel's concern?.
Answer: This answer provides the patient with information needed to make
, an informed decision about their care.
◍ Asked about HEENT.
Answer: Denies general HEENT issues
◍ Priority intervention for Debbie O'Connor?.
Answer: Call Provider to Request Oxygen via Venturi Mask.
◍ Asked about blood glucose monitoring.
Answer: Reports checking blood sugar once a dayReports checking sugar in
the morningReports using glucometerReports blood sugar number is usually
around 90Reports having adequate supplies
◍ Prioritize delivery of care between multiple patients?.
Answer: Debbie O'Connor.Her current condition is unstable.
◍ Asked about current prescription medications.
Answer: Reports taking diabetes medicationReports having an
inhalerReports taking prescription birth control pills
◍ Prioritize delivery of care between multiple patients?.
Answer: Omar Haddad.He just got out of surgery and needs to be
monitored.
◍ Followed up on ibuprofen (Advil).
Answer: Reports taking ibuprofen for crampsReports ibuprofen is regular
strengthReports ibuprofen is effectiveReports last use of ibuprofen was six
weeks ago
◍ What is the most appropriate response to Miranda?.
Answer: While you are right that sometimes staff can talk to uncleared
visitors if doing so would aid care in a critical scenario, this is not a situation
that warrants that. Unfortunately, I can't tell you more than that at this time.
◍ Why is it important to give Charge Nurse Angela the appropriate amount of
information?.
Answer: Irrelevant information can cause delay in the patient's care and in
Charge Nurse Angela's call to Dr. Tremblay; without specific details, she
